This booklet outlines the use of solvents or volatile inhalants among adolescents. It lists the types of products which are often abused, their effects, risks and behavioural warning signs that might give professionals or parents a clue that some youths may be abusing solvents. The booklet points out role of parents, media and schools in preventing the demand for solvents. Resources are included as are emergency procedures should anyone encounter a solvent abuser experiencing difficulty
History shows that humankind has always had an appetite for psychoactive substances. Since young peo...
Volatile substance abuse (the deliberate inhalation of substances such as gas fuels, glues, aerosols...
Volatile substance abuse (the deliberate inhalation of substances such as gas fuels, glues, aerosols...
This booklet is intended for use by those working in the area of solvent abuse by young people. It d...
Semistructured interviews were conducted with 40 adolescents who reported inhaling volatile solvents...
This booklet provides information on why young people try drugs, the risks of taking illegal drugs, ...
1 The development of health education and preventive strategies for sol-vent abuse requires the adap...
Substance abuse r efers to the use of degreasers, gasoline, glues, correction fluids substances in a...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:GPD/0561 / BLDSC - British Library D...
How can schools identify and support pupils affected by parental substance misuse? This resource ha...
This booklet contains some basic facts about drugs and alcohol. It offers guidance to help you talk ...
1 Although there are trends towards the use of ’safer ’ or non-solvent materials, the overall consum...
Psychoactive drug use by teens is a common occurrence. This article examines the influences that pro...
The research aimed to identify '(1) current volatile solvent use practices, (2) health beliefs and p...
This guide is a summary of consensus-based clinical practice guideline for the management of volatil...
History shows that humankind has always had an appetite for psychoactive substances. Since young peo...
Volatile substance abuse (the deliberate inhalation of substances such as gas fuels, glues, aerosols...
Volatile substance abuse (the deliberate inhalation of substances such as gas fuels, glues, aerosols...
This booklet is intended for use by those working in the area of solvent abuse by young people. It d...
Semistructured interviews were conducted with 40 adolescents who reported inhaling volatile solvents...
This booklet provides information on why young people try drugs, the risks of taking illegal drugs, ...
1 The development of health education and preventive strategies for sol-vent abuse requires the adap...
Substance abuse r efers to the use of degreasers, gasoline, glues, correction fluids substances in a...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:GPD/0561 / BLDSC - British Library D...
How can schools identify and support pupils affected by parental substance misuse? This resource ha...
This booklet contains some basic facts about drugs and alcohol. It offers guidance to help you talk ...
1 Although there are trends towards the use of ’safer ’ or non-solvent materials, the overall consum...
Psychoactive drug use by teens is a common occurrence. This article examines the influences that pro...
The research aimed to identify '(1) current volatile solvent use practices, (2) health beliefs and p...
This guide is a summary of consensus-based clinical practice guideline for the management of volatil...
History shows that humankind has always had an appetite for psychoactive substances. Since young peo...
Volatile substance abuse (the deliberate inhalation of substances such as gas fuels, glues, aerosols...
Volatile substance abuse (the deliberate inhalation of substances such as gas fuels, glues, aerosols...